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Filipino Catholics are understandably excited by reports that the former archbishop of Manila, Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle, could be in the running to succeed Pope Francis, in case the hugely popular pontiff decides to retire for health reasons.

Bringing people back to physical masses is perceived by an official of the Catholic Church as a challenge when the COVID pandemic is over, as the faithful are now used to attending masses online due to movement restrictions in the early days of quarantine.

Amid reports of former Manila archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle possibly becoming the next pope, an official of the Catholic Church urged the Catholic faithful to pray for him if they want him to succeed Pope Francis.

The pandemic has taught me a lot of things, but one important lesson is to always be grateful to God for the things that He has given me and my family.

Deaths during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic are "very difficult and very painful" because people are unable to say goodbye, a parish priest said on Monday, Nov. 1.

Anger after govt allowed people to flock to a Manila beach but banned Catholics from marking All Souls celebrations